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Battle Ground city manager is ‘settling into the rhythm of the city’

Posted by Joanna Yorke, Reporter
|Date: Thursday, November 3, 2016

Battle Ground city manager is ‘settling into the rhythm of the city’

BATTLE GROUND — A typical day at the office for Battle Ground City Manager Jeff Swanson might look someth ...

BATTLE GROUND — A typical day at the office for Battle Ground City Manager Jeff Swanson might look something like this: “I roll into the office, check my emails and my phone messages and check in with ...

Thursday, November 3, 2016
| by Joanna Yorke, Reporter

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Battle Ground School District purchases 20 acres for future expansion

Posted by Joanna Yorke, Reporter
|Date: Wednesday, November 2, 2016

Battle Ground School District purchases 20 acres for future expansion

This information was provided by the Battle Ground School District. VANCOUVER — Battle Ground Public Scho ...

This information was provided by the Battle Ground School District. VANCOUVER — Battle Ground Public Schools recently purchased 20 acres of property located in the southeast portion of the district ne ...

Wednesday, November 2, 2016
| by Joanna Yorke, Reporter

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Law enforcement agencies receive $60,000 grant to help reduce region’s high pedestrian death rate

Posted by Kelly Moyer, Reporter
|Date: Wednesday, November 2, 2016

Law enforcement agencies receive $60,000 grant to help reduce region’s high pedestrian death rate

VANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver and other Clark County cities met this week to announce the kick-off of a ...

VANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver and other Clark County cities met this week to announce the kick-off of a $60,000 grant designed to reduce the area’s high rate of pedestrian fatalities. Funded by the ...

Wednesday, November 2, 2016
| by Kelly Moyer, Reporter

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Clark County volleyball teams begin playoff competition this week

Posted by Nick Daschel, Reporter
|Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Clark County volleyball teams begin playoff competition this week

Eleven Clark County teams hit the district volleyball trail this week as they attempt to earn state tourn ...

Eleven Clark County teams hit the district volleyball trail this week as they attempt to earn state tournament berths. Here's a rundown. Class 4A Camas won the Greater St. Helens League and earned the ...

Tuesday, November 1, 2016
| by Nick Daschel, Reporter

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Girls soccer playoff action heats up this week for a dozen Clark County schools

Posted by Nick Daschel, Reporter
|Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Girls soccer playoff action heats up this week for a dozen Clark County schools

The first week of November greets Clark County with the start of the high school girls soccer playoffs fo ...

The first week of November greets Clark County with the start of the high school girls soccer playoffs for a dozen schools. Here is a rundown of the situation for each classification for local schools ...

Tuesday, November 1, 2016
| by Nick Daschel, Reporter

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Hunter the dog has a new home

Posted by Joanna Yorke, Reporter
|Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Hunter the dog has a new home

This information was provided by the Humane Society for Southwest Washington. VANCOUVER — The 1-year-old ...

This information was provided by the Humane Society for Southwest Washington. VANCOUVER — The 1-year-old black lab named Hunter is settling into a new home. Late Saturday, Hunter was adopted by a fami ...

Tuesday, November 1, 2016
| by Joanna Yorke, Reporter

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Full-day kindergarten aims to build a foundation of learning

Posted by ClarkCountyToday.com
|Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Full-day kindergarten aims to build a foundation of learning

This information was provided by the Battle Ground School District. BATTLE GROUND — Meadowlark Clark's ki ...

This information was provided by the Battle Ground School District. BATTLE GROUND — Meadowlark Clark's kindergarten class at Tukes Valley Primary School sat on the floor with their legs crossed, eyes ...

Tuesday, November 1, 2016
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Children, families take part in Halloween Fun Fest in Battle Ground

Posted by Mike Schultz
|Date: Monday, October 31, 2016

Children, families take part in Halloween Fun Fest in Battle Ground

BATTLE GROUND — Community members in Battle Ground were able to celebrate Halloween this evening with the ...

BATTLE GROUND — Community members in Battle Ground were able to celebrate Halloween this evening with the free 35th annual Halloween Fun Fest, complete with trick-or-treating and Fright Night Trick-Or ...

Monday, October 31, 2016
| by Mike Schultz

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Community members take part in annual Apple Cider Pressing

Posted by Joanna Yorke, Reporter
|Date: Monday, October 31, 2016

Community members take part in annual Apple Cider Pressing

This information is from the Cedar Creek Grist Mill website. WOODLAND — On Sat., Oct. 29, volunteers and ...

This information is from the Cedar Creek Grist Mill website. WOODLAND — On Sat., Oct. 29, volunteers and community members helped press about 8,000 pounds of apples into apple cider during the Cedar C ...

Monday, October 31, 2016
| by Joanna Yorke, Reporter

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Nearly half a million Washingtonians victims of data breaches in one year

Posted by Kelly Moyer, Reporter
|Date: Monday, October 31, 2016

Nearly half a million Washingtonians victims of data breaches in one year

OLYMPIA — Nearly half a million Washingtonians had their personal information compromised as a result of ...

OLYMPIA — Nearly half a million Washingtonians had their personal information compromised as a result of data breaches between July of 2015 and July of this year, according to a report issued today by ...

Monday, October 31, 2016
| by Kelly Moyer, Reporter

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POLL: Should Washington taxpayers be responsible for funding 45% of the annual operating and maintenance costs for the proposed light rail extension into Vancouver?*

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* Also read: Opinion: TriMet should receive the Golden Fleece Award

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